Browsing Undergraduate Research Symposium Chemical and Process Engineering by Subject "Microalgae cultivation"

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Enhancing the sustainability of microalgae biomass generation for production of alpha-linolenic acid via integration of reverse osmosis (ro) reject streams

Wickramasinghe, S; Ovitigala, M; Ariyadasa, TU [Conference-Abstract]

Industrial reverse osmosis (RO) reject streams are a significant source of pollution in surface water bodies and requires effective treatment. Microalgae-based treatment of RO reject streams is an interesting approach ...
Integration of food industry wastewater for cultivation of desmodesmus sp. to synthesize alpha-linolenic acid

Gamage, GDNC; Hannadige, SKHN; Ariyadasa, TU [Conference-Abstract]

Microalgae biomass production for food and fuel applications necessitates the use of resources such as water and nutrients, raising sustainability concerns. This study aimed to integrate food industry wastewaters as a ...
Nutrient recovery from food industry solid waste for cultivation of the microalga Desmodesmus sp. for production of alpha-linolenic acid

Dayanath, WMS; Edirisinghe, D; Ariyadasa, TU [Conference-Abstract]

The generation of food waste by the food processing industry poses significant environmental and economic challenges globally. This study investigated the potential of utilizing industrial food waste as a source of ...

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